The 'working memory' is
- semantic memories.
- short term memory.
- procedural memory.
Explanation from PART66Online
Working memory is another name for short-term memory, the limited store where information is held and manipulated while a task is being carried out. Semantic and procedural memories are long-term stores of facts and skills, so the active workspace used during a task is short-term memory.
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meddz19 asked · 12 Apr 2026
Will the certificate be issued in my name at the end of the course?
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Tomash
11 May 2026
This site is just practice material — good for drilling questions, but it does not issue any official certificate. The actual Part 66 licence comes from your national aviation authority once you pass the formal module exams, normally through your AMO or an approved Part 147 training organisation. Best to ask whoever enrolled you about the formal certification path.
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